scud B / album 2
Kommentare
2 10 February 2013, 19:47
Peter SegersIt took awhile to build the model. A lot of things didn't fit at all.
6 April 2013, 09:50
Peter SegersYesterday on the news they showed the n-korean versian of a scud . Some outer details were different though, so I imagine it concerns a later version of the iraqi one.
6 April 2013, 09:56
Burkhard DI love soviet era military equipment for its 'professional ugliness' 🙂
Terrific paint job. How does 'filtering' work? Lighter filters from the top and darker towards the bottom? Or for color variation?
6 April 2013, 10:15
Peter SegersFor me filtering works as one of the ways to tone down and to wear off the cleanliness of the first base coats. The filters I use are mainly divideable into two as follows:
- a pale color version of the basecoat, mixed with sand and grey and white ( this gives a worn off effect of the paint being bleached by the sun and daylight)
- a sand and raw umber filter to add a dusty and used look to the model)
As you mentioned, it is important to define where the filters are applied. Example: dust is mainly foud on the top side of a vehicle, while darker rust, sand and earth colors should be applied on lower areas of a vehicle.
6 April 2013, 10:30
Burkhard DThanks! Should work with airplanes as well with whites, greys and maybe smoke.
I'll give it a try on one of my 'hack' models, as Augie would call them 🙂
6 April 2013, 10:39
Mohammad AdlAnyway Peter, That's great, Terrific paint job.very beautiful... I love it. 👍👍👍
6 April 2013, 10:46
ole mollerlooks like it comes straight from the desert in Iraq,awesome weathering,and gorgeous paintwork
6 April 2013, 11:39
Albi HitzAwesome !!! I like the dusty weathering ....
Cool ... I like it a lot ...
6 April 2013, 17:14
Christian MeyerhoffVery impressive model with outstanding weathering. Excellent!
2 September 2015, 06:28
Bill DavisThe weathering and shading is very well done and realistic, good job,
2 January 2016, 15:35
Peter SegersThanks everyone for all the nice comments that you all have sent me by mail and other platforms !!! Very hartwarming and inspiring.
15 May 2016, 09:23
GlennLooks great Peter. I picked one up at a swap n sell not long ago for only $30aud pretty cheap compared to the new Trumpeter model that costs around $180aud. O.K. so the Trumpeter kit has many more internal detail parts but the old Dragon kit still looks pretty good when painted up well. 🙂
16 May 2016, 00:17
Peter SegersQuite a bargain you did there, Glenn, with only $30AUD.
But of course, as you said, the Dragon kit is getting outdated with the new Trumpeter kit that has arrived. Meng also seems to have a kit in the making but .... no news about the final release.
Watch out, though, with the assembly of the Dragon kit. I experienced some annoying misfits and distorted frames and elements. All of them were corrected in the end, but it did not go without some serious cursing and there were a few moments that I had to get out of the room for a while to prevent me from throwing the whole thing to the wall 🙂.
But in spite of these assembly issues, I'm pretty pleased about the final result. I also bougth the new Trumpeter version (actually 2 of them - don't laugh), just to see how this will assemble and how much more detailing is in the kit, also because I would like to make a Russian (green) version of the scud-B.
So another addition to the ever growing stash of boxes.
My wife is not pleased (but I am).
16 May 2016, 08:38
GlennPeter you have the same problem i have, If you like a subject you keep adding more variants of the same thing! I just added two more 1/72 C-130 Hercules to my stash. O.K. So i also got them cheap too! but i keep adding more than i was ever going to have! Thanks for the warning about Scud transporter! But i know each Dragon kit comes with "bonus" instruction errors, very basic decals and or missing sprues or just plain poor fitting parts all part of the insanity they provide! 🙂
16 May 2016, 22:44
